Change of Address and War Bonds Message from Lititz
A wartime community notice urges prompt paper address changes with old and new details. It decries land profiteering around Hog Island at $2000 per acre and a former option at $1000, praising doctors for public health reforms and urging readers to give physicians their due while noting dwindling lyceums and debating societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Red Cross
Hut Fund
Lititz
Hog Island
Philadelphia
U.S
Notable local talk declines as lyceum fades in Lititz
Rothsville notes recount social shifts from old Lyceum debates to modern entertainments. A featured lecture by Robert Seeds of Birmingham is planned at Rothsville High School on March 5 at 745 PM with an admission of 25 cents. Seeds boasts engagements with Taft era bankers and a broad platform reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Lititz
Lyceum
Quarryville
Emanuel Garner
Reading
Phares Garner
John Z. Garner
Jerome Sheaffer
Manheim
Joseph N. Mohn
Leola
Kinzer Bender
Katie
Sue Noll
Reinholds
Mamie Uhlig
Christ. Bracksbill
Henry
East Petersburg
James Ruth
Washington, D. C
Leroy
M. S. Sheaffer
Henry Loose and
Reinnolds
Daniel Loose
Wm. Shirker
Akron
Lemon Koehler
Rothinville High School
Robert S. Seeds
Birmingham
Bob’’ Seeds
Pennsylvania State Bankers
New York City
Bankers
Taft
Leeds
Seeds
Tyrone
Pennsylvania
Public safety meeting to feature Pepper Heinz and Major Sutton
The Public Safety Committee of Pennsylvania announces a large public meeting at Lancaster’s courthouse on Tuesday evening February 26. Speakers include Hon. George Wharton Pepper and Hon. Howard Heinz with Major S A Sutton of the British Royal Engineers sharing his war experiences. The program promises a strong musical portion and a striking reception of distinguished figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Safety Committee of
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
B. J. Myers
Court House
George Wharton Pepper
Howard Heinz
S. A. Sutton
British Royal Engineers
Major Sutton
Gallipoli
Sutton
Spelling Bee Postponed At White Oak School House
The spelling bee for the Penryn Red Cross Society at White Oak school house was indefinitely postponed due to poor road conditions. The remark about fools and wisdom appears as a separate aphorism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak School
Penryn Red Cross Society
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Ralph E. Buch
Chester G. Spickler
Lititz Pa
the Country Lyceum
Rothsville Notes
White Oak
John Zeiger
Owens
Owen
Ed. Carpenter
Bismark
Frank Weidman
Charles Keith
Eddystone
Horace Weber
Allentown
Harvey
Charles Hosler
Annville
Calvin Althouse
Harry Hacker
Elmer Weachter
Haifville
Talton B. Weachter
Harry Witmyer
Theodore Keller
Christiana
Allen Heagy
Oroville
Elsie Connelly
Shaefferstown
Daniel Leib
Lydia Bishop
Wade Hamaker
Catharine Hamaker
D. GC. Keath
Edna and
Ella Keath
Anna Hershey
Rothsville
Germany
Daniel
Daveler
Lancaster, Co
George
Chesta Cola
J.E. Charles
Vinci and
Tanlac
J. E. Charles
Lititz, PA
Rse
New California
Prunes
Santa Clara Valley
Green Goods
Seaman & Leed N. Broad
Est
Ihe Hager Store
W. King Street
John and
James Dobson
Fairmount Body
Brussels
Hamilton
Boy Scout
Berlin
Dissinger’s Daylight Store
Bucher
Groff &Wolf Co
N. Queen St. Lancaster
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